Behind me now. The road is now open again. It was closed for the kings on arrival at the senate but things are now up and running as that speech has wrapped up. Some of those big key themes around unity, of course, between the uk and france. That shared history, shared history of democracy, and fighting for democracy, and that fight are still ongoing today. Also around Climate Change, one of the kings are big priorities, we were wondering, many speculated perhaps about whether we would hear so much on that issue, given the comments from the uk government yesterday about delaying some of their greener commitments, but no, that was in the speech, as well, as well as Fund References to his late mother and his own personal relationship with france, as well. As you mentioned, he spoke in english and in french. Lets take a listen to some of it now. Translation listen to some of it now. Translation . ,. , translation your longlived democracy translation your longlived democracy can translatio
Loss of 12,500 jobs. But better news for the mini factory near oxford as bmw annouces it will invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build a new generation of electric cars. Coming up and bbc news, not long ago against wales crucial match against latvia, a must win if they are to have chance of qualifying for the euros. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The manhunt for the father, stepmother and uncle of ten year old sara sharif, who was found dead at the family home in woking has taken a dramatic new turn. The bbc has been told that five children taken to pakistan by sara s father have been found by local police. Sara s father, stepmother and uncle left with the children for pakistan a day before sara was found dead in august. According to the postmortem she had suffered multiple and extensive injuries. Sara s grandfather has now admitted to the bbc that he had the five children in his House Injhelum in the north east of pakistan for weeks. Our correspondent Caroline
My husband, Julian Assange, pictured below right, has been imprisoned in HMP Belmarsh in Thamesmead since 2019 because, as the publisher of WikiLeaks, he exposed the abuses of the war on terror which the United States wanted to remain concealed. As Home Secretary, Priti Patel failed to block Julian’s extradition. An upcoming High Court hearing will decide whether Britain allows the most consequential attack on press freedom of our age to proceed.